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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

this matter as it increases the tsXable
values Of real estate in that section, ana
swells the school fund by making state
school lands desirable property. He be-
lieves that all who own and feel an inter
est in that section should petition their
Representatives, to do al they can to have
the measure pass at this session Of the
Legislature.
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
TWO charters were fled In the SeCre-
t9ry Of St3te's office to-day. One by the
North Dallas Street Railway Company;
capita! stock, $50, 600: W. II. Lennon,
John II. Cole, Franklin Priest. J. NJ
Howell, 0. P. Brouser. WIN Hunts.abie,
c. II. Edwards and W. a. Disborough,
incorporarors. The other Charter filed
was to incorporate tie Young Mems
Christian Association OF Paris, Tex.
Superintendent Cooper received an in
vitation to-ds7 from President C. S.
Young Of the Department cf SuperiutenG-
enca of Washington city requesting mis-
presence at q meeting Of his department
to he held at the National Museum in that
city on the 18Th and lGGh days Of this
m1Itl.
COMPTROLLFR's CIRCULAR
lac Comptroller issued Inc IJuOWlES
circular to tax-colIectors to-day: "The
Comptroller beiog requested By law to re-
port TO the Governor prior to the first
Monday 10 November of each year the
condition Of The state finances, you are
requested to so conduct the settlement
oi your accounts with ih2 state that you
may be able TO have your reports for de-
lipquents and insolvent-, errors in as
sessmeuts, sales of former years, sales
for tsXes Of 1856, and redemptions ap-
proved by your County Com
missioners' court, aud forward to
this office by August !, 1881,
as his report must be made August 81,
which is the end of the fiscal year. The
object of this il 10 Inform you that the
account of each collector Will appear
separately i'll the reports. As the law re
quires collectors to Settle their accounts
with the state by JuDe in each year,
wish this report to show the accounts OF
your Office closed, and trust you will %
your utmost to accomplish this end. l
give this early notice that you may have
ample time 10 adjust your accounts for
the report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Mexico Makes Reparntion.

Los ANGELos, CAL, March 7.-General
Miles last night received telegram from
Captain LawtOn stating that the tro Ups
were encamped near Noga,es, bat sn,ici-
pated no trouble. The Mexican author
tiles regret the outrage and have ar
rested ali the offenders but one and have
turned them over to the American civil
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 7.-The case o.
David S. Frotheringnsm, charged with
being jim Cummings accomplish in the
noted Adams Express robbery, was coz
tinued to-day ia the Criminal court until
the May term, on account of the illuess Of
the defendants counsel snd the ina 1ility
OF the Offers to be presen: in tie city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
Fort Worth Bazaar Of Fashion !

Mrs. c. ,. BN0WN having Soi&
Off her winter stock is now refill
ing ner shelves with new and
stylish goods suitable 10 thec0m-
ing season.
Mrs. Brown never buys what
are known as Job lots, con-
sisting Of old, shop worn, anti
quated, unreasonable, jut OF
fashion, bankrupted and damaged
stocks; on the contrary, she al
ways buys the best qualities and
latest and most approved styles,
keeping up with the times.
she has several large shipments
of new goods now in transit,
and they are already beginning
to arrive.
As he' et0fOre Mrs. Brown will
keep abreast OF the times by re-
ceiying from manufacturers and
importers the newest styles as
fast and as often as they are mada
and issued, so that ladies of Fort
Worth and North Texas can pro-
care the most elegant and fash
iOnable attire as well at this
BAZAAR OF FASHION
sc IN oyv ooc+ovy, ~, ,,Crf6o,.g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
IRterssting Cases.
Special to the Gazette.

SpeCIEI 10 lIlt UdLVIIV'
DECATUR, TEX, March THE case of
the State of Texas VS.. Bunk Allen. which
occupied the whole of last week, was
given to the jury at II o'clock Saturday,
and at 80 p. m. they returned verdict
of not guilty. The other case against
him will come up on the lGsh. The case
of the State of Texas VS.. Sid Irwin for
murder, on change Of venue from Mon
tague county, is now on trial. His aged
father from Tennessee is with him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
SHOT III An OFFICER
Man Wanted for Violating the Revenue
Law IL Killed In The N4IlJn.

. Man Wanted for Violating the Revenue
Law il Killed in The NzIlIn.
special 10 the Gazette.
TAHLEQUAH, l. T., March 7.-Yester-
day the quiet Qi our town was disturbed
oy two pistol shots in close succession in
the moth part OF town. Soon the news
flashed around that Jackson Ellis bzd
shot aud mortai!y wounded Bad T.ainOr.
Both are well known yoIng men here ard
Inc affair is regretted by all. Il seems
tina; Ellis, who is s Deputy United States
Marshal as we'll IS g police officer Of this
place, had warrant for Tfainor, VINO
was Charged with violation of the United
States revenue law, ana had at
tempted to arrest him before, but
failed on account of Trainor
being most too quick i2r him.
Yesterday Ellis had Just returned from
Fort Smith, where he mad been on official
business with lot of prisoners, aud rs
ne came face to face with Trsinor, who
had pistol il his hand, seemingly ex-
peCting an altercstiun. When Ellis saw
this he drew, and both commenced firing
Only one shot piece was fired, when
Ellis brought TranOr down by shooting
him shout al inch under the eye on the
left side Of the nose, the ball lodging i'll
the back part OF the neck near the spinal
column. TrainOr is now lying low, with
little show of recovery. For q while
Yesterday it looked as If a regular riot
would ehsUc, botn parties TO the shooting
having lots Of friends, but cur Officers
soon q1tlled the disturbance ana qlie.
DrpVaiei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
TO VISIT TIE SOUTH.
John Sherman viii 0pe7 the CAM
paign Of 1883 by a Tour of the
Eastern Southern States.
10 he Made for flie Re
dsmptOn OF Trade Dollars at
ali he SHb-TreasuricS.
The Location and Move meuts az theg.
Del sgatiou-Importsnt Scpreme
Court Decision.
SHERMAN CAMPAIGN.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March THE senatorial
southern excursion which starts to-
morrow for Cuba, by way OF Charleston
and Savannah, was to have about seven
teen members, out report that there
had been case of yellow fever at
Havana, has scared Mr.. Teller aud will
probably keep some Others from going.
The central figure in the party will be
John Sherman, whose friends understand
tais to be the beginning of his cam
paiIn for the nomination IN 1855.
Ser@eGnt.a t-Arms C3DsGy from North
Carolina engineers the party, AMI he will
see that the Republicans in the south do
the Ohio Senator proper honor on ms re-
turn. and for this purpose he has ar
ranged number of receDtious il the
leading cities of the south. Newspaper
correspondents connected with the priu-
cipal Republican papers of Ohio and tne
east will accompany the tx urSlOn.
IN EFFICACIOUS KICN.
Special TO the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, March The order OF
the Treasury Department OF Fridsy di-
reCting that trade dollars be redeemed
and deposited in the sU1-treasUrios al
New York CT San Francisco has called
forth 4 vigorous protest from the holders
in Boston, New Orleans, s.. Louis, and
from The west generally. The department
was asked to re>cind tbat order Ia re
sp9nse u This demand Secretary Fair
Child to-day stated that immediate steps
will be taken by the department to DE1-
vide for the redemption CT the coin a.
any Il tn su3-treasU:i,s. Il Is though,
st the department thai necessary arIalge-
mrntS viii he ms5e this FeeS, aud there
viii De no cause Tor complaint after Mon
Gdy next.
TIE TEXAS DELEGATION.
Special TO 'ha Gazette.
WA5uESGT lSy. March The following
schedule SHOWS the location and move
mauls of tae Texas delegation: Those
still IN the city are MessTs-. M4Xey, Mills
and Stewart. Nr. Savers leaves for home
Wedugs day. to return here in Jane rs q
member of the board If visitors TO the
Naval Academy g Annapolis. Mr.. Ian
ham leaves tomorrow. Senator Coke
left tonight Mr. J0rei left tonight NJ.
Culhers0p goes on Thursday. Mr.. Well
born LETT yesterday. MIR. Grain remains
here several mOaths. Judge Miller left
tonight.
GrxFRiI 0RnFr MrxrCo PosTnrp;rr,
DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., MaTcn ), Isl.
Tho scheme for the des,ribn,ion of
,neii for the RannbIic of UayIco issnet
hr, his offica in tnnnS+ Issf ehonId no
c1rrac+et m shoJy +6e fnIIo,,in addft,one
W, Nexican otficae Mi and Gnrro'
I-nfpad S,ates otices RIno and Carrizo,
~ |SionoG( r + E,su
General Snna,i,t,nde,,.
p,i1road earIica rranrn.. y ,,,,a
co., - - - ". -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08

in goods,
dtoour in
o
reduced
the OF lIo
carried
n ms II q eIo
O s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-08
BAZAAR OF FASHION

IS in any eastern Or northern
city.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07

satan's word, and do not believe the
word Of God
il was delight to the eyes. ". s.
There are great many things which
are delight TO the eyes. which the
eyes have no business TO be delighted
with. The poorest excuse for many an
indecent picture or piece of statuary IS
that It IS atfractive1y artistic, and that
lis graceful lines and finished surface
are delight to the eyes. And there
are treasures Of beauty and OF purity
which our eyes ought not to rest on. be
cause they are not ours. nor ever can
be. Even ifit were true, as some phil
osophers have claimed, that the beauti-
jul and the good are identical. there Is
much of beauty and of goodness in the
world that we have no right to, and that
we ought to keep our eyes from. Look
ing at that which is btautifui-outside
at the lockers proper sphere OF
desire or thonght--is one Of the FIRST
steps in danger to young and to old.
That which IS clearly forbidden TO Us.
and the sight Of which may tempt TO-
covetousness, or envy.o discomfort, we
had better not look at-all the more be-
cause ii is delight 10 the eyes.
Because thou hast hardened unto the
voice Of thy wife. and hast eaten of the.
tree, cursed is the ground for
thy sake " ~. Not merely because
he had needed his wife's voice. but be-
cause he had done wrong at her sug-
gestion. Adam was now called to ac-
count. IF plate had needed hts wife's
voice. he would have been kept from
share in the foulest crime of all history.
1t is important for one TO know whether
it is wright or wrong to heed the voice
of wife. or sister, or mother, or friend
and then to act accordingly.
In the sweat of thy face shalt thou
eat bread, till thou return unto the
ground (v io). This is an explicit law
Of God ANY man who tries to evade
it, sets himself against God. Bread Of
any sort bread for the body. bread*for
the mind, bread for the soul-can be
secured and made available as means
oftrue nourishment only bv that sweat
of the face, which represents toll and
struggle Nothing that man profers
TO another as bread will prove TO be
bread unless the face of us preparer
has sweated IN its preparation. Hence
it is that many give stones for bread,
and that many give bubbles. II. &. 4,
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
CLOTHING
FOR ALL
Everything New, Bright and
Attractive in all of our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS.

With gratified pride we are pleased
to invite the special attention of Parents
and others to the extensive and liberal
preparations just completed ii our Chill
dren's Department, for the season Of
1886 Not only have we exerted our
best efforts To make this department
the popular resort of parents, and all
interested in their economic purchase Of
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
FRIDAY, JANUARY (. 1887.


NY gems are falling awav; but il is
because God is making up his precious
jewels.
THE Divine Hand has left the impress
Of an abiding individuality: and that
which distinguishes the casket is true 81
the priceless jewel within.
Iris better to stand alone in the right,
than with the multitude in the wrong.
Hut only people at once courageous and
good can show how to do it.
IF instead of gem, or even flower
we could cast the gift Of lovely
thought into the heart Of friend, that
would be giving as the angels must
give.
THE Lords Prayer is not. as some
flncy. the easiest. the most natural 81
all devout utterances 1t max he com
United to memory quickly. but 1t i
slowly learned by heart.
A Philadelphia soap manufactures
declares that he advertises only in
man who doesn't read the newspa
= PETS HdS III uSG III SO1P.
II IS only from those who have them,
selves suffered that we NAV expect
sympathy or consolationin our distress
al heart TIL it has bled Tor its own sor.
rows can seldom be hardened to an
others woes.
Iris shameful for man to rest in ig
norance of the structure of his own
ba1v. especially when the knowledge
Of it mlinly conduces to his welfare
aud directs his application Of his owr
powers.
Coon luck is good sense and good
courage with industry, inspired bv no
bic iinonlseS. guided bv intelligence
and-frethought. BAD luck is lazinesS
stupidity. recklessness,c arelessness Il
IS but another name for the penalty FOL
bad management.
Iris wicked and cruel to deride the
custom Of wearing bnstles. Winter /:
here, frozen cutters are fast gettins
ripe. and even man will wish that hi
wore one when his heels strike sin
perry place and he sits down more sud
denly than gracefully. The fair sex i:
both forewarned and rear-armed.
Secret and refine sins are as a niger.
Gus as opef and gross ones. A mar
NAV preach feryent sermons, but If BIZ
Dies SO from emulation or love ofpopn
laritv, he is as much in the flesh as thu
sinners who tremble III the pews be
meath him. Req. Philip Norton.
Mans DISPOSITION to fin l fault will
those around him. opens fathomles
fountain of bitter waters. 1t Is almos
universal. and vet it is both foolish anC
wicked: bad are the effects Of this hab
ii upon ourselves and bad upon others
consider the gospels as thorough,
genuine. for there is reflected in then
a majesty aud snblimity which emana
ted from the pers m of Christ. ant
which IS as truly divine as anything
ever seen on earth. ~ Goethe.
Al Crown or RosEs.--A poor Irisl
women applied to lady for flower o
two to put in the hands of her dead in
faut, and when q handsome bouque
was handed To, her, she offered to pa
for II. which was ri course declined
when. with a look full Of gratitude, sh
exclaimed
inlay the Lord meet you at the gat
or heaven with a crown of rosesln
Nothing could be more touchingl
beautiful As well as poetical.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
Hats, Gaps, Trunks
VALISES !!

It is our determination to maintain
the highest standard of general excel
lence in everything appertaining to our
Boys and Children's department. Al
ready the magnitude Of this branch Of
our business has rendered it necessary
for us to add extensively to our manu-
featuring facilities In addition to the
many designs originating with ourselves
and adopted by other Concerns Of the
city, we shall offer our patrons the full
benefit of our exclusive exertions in Sc
curing for them the correct and prevail
ing styles as originated by tho leading
manufacturers Of New York, boston,
Philadelphia and other noted markets,
and from time to time throughout the.
season we shall introduce New STYLES,
New Goods and New Ideas, from which
parents may obtain the most reliable
information regarding the costumes
best and most appropriately adopted
for children wear.
Bear in mind we manufacture all our
Clothing, and study to please our custo-
mers with irst-class goods at what you
by inferior ones for
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

An engine belonging to the Az hi
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad
has just been resurrected after being
buried nearly two years, near Randall
Station, in the Rio Grande river. II
had been run INTO a washout and dis.
appeared in the sand. The river has
changed its bed and the engine stands
on the side of the stream, 1t is in a
good state of preservation.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26
A great daal s az abont Ne coIos.

A great deal is said abont the colos-
sal incomes of railroad corporations,
but they are insignificant when com
pared with the business of firms and
individuals in other lines Of trade. To
illustrate-the receipts Of the dry
goods house Of Marshall Field, in Chi
Gago, are two millions Of dollars great
or than those Of any railway corpora
ton in America. The railroads pay
out far greater proportion Of their
earnings in wages to labor than any
other great business in the country -
Alta California.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26
TGLOBE PRINTING COMPANY, ST. louis
First paiieaaon Dec g. 1859
40. a62.
Application for Patent Albert
Lea Lode Claim.
u =. LAND 9FIcs, Tucson, AEiz.,
Decs,nbei III. 1855.

u. y. LAND 9FFIcs, TUCSON, AEiz.,
Decsnbei II, 1886. 4
N0iice y hereby given that O. A. swasey,
wheMe postgilicc address is lobe, CHA C0Gn,
~, Arizona, has this day FLED Bis application
for patent tos 1854 i linear feet 81 the north
side and 1886 linear feet on the south side of
Gle Albert Lea vein, lode ~ deposit bearing
silver, together with surface ground coo feet
ii with site4tod II the Globe Mining Dis
tgict tSiia County Tertiary VI Arizona, and
IL i designated BY tile field notes ana 0gicial
l,lat ga bic III this oisioe as survey number
. fs6 aild lot 10, rs, said lot No. rs, being as
follows, to,wit;
beginning a Tho initial monument men.
toned ia the location notice and Frafhing the
easteriy end center 81 claim BLACK Peak
1oars w. deg ~ nin N South Peak ~
Piu4i mountains bears n deg rs min w
LIeit hand bne II the -Four Peaks btafR III ii
dsg 90 min. w thence n 5 deg ~ mis-. wi
100 fest - location monument, at a post 4
fec. long inches in diameter ! foot 10 tie
gt6'ind and surrounded With mound 81 stone
post marked a i. No !.
Thence N 80 deg. - miL w lSS44 feet 70
center u gulch at Fost feet lpug, ! ioot Ia
The gronua and surrounded With mound II
stones post marked a H. N. ~
Thence \. dec. az inin. III 243 feet Is lnca.
ton inonunsut ioE westerly end center II
claim fragn wlcnef II. .. III nj NO q bears
n 10 deg. 10 min. NJ. 6Isi3 feet
Thence y s DEE. % min q 100 feet b3 d.
satisn monument At posi- feet long inch
% II diameter ! not u TIE grould surround
ed Nith nsel.ga II stones last marked a,
tlleneh S. deg O. min. ~ 1856 feet a.
lseht30a hsatleeilt al post teet iDng 4
iac@ss n diameter ! ieit II ~ grpufi sna
AZ sfd q 2 la9qa5 If siasas2 ~
Ihep{e N 3 ds9. y min WI COZ feet u
tnUaBfcnt ASH place IF he@iuniHg
Area 1885 acres Naiiatidn IS deg 4e
min II.
The i5eatsop "A this mine i recorded 10 toe
Recns3af aelee u ella Goahiy ATiNna, -
Rsm page lis. lib Is 10 unelRyeygd land
e1ie an3 . haN ifiles et tepN Tie tQgn u
ti,an3 liz i 4Nns1ite tasstasisa.
Any sni aBl Isbeans claignfns ~ Fsgseiy anV
portion Il 8ai8 Aihsft Lsa gtihe ~ snffsre
grasnd are required 70 RE theig adverse olEiaas
wish t.se Register II She fitet STATES Land
e3lFps Tucson 10 the Territory III Arizona
aufias tfIe sixty d2ss lssiia3 II p9bieatitF
hers st thes sih ~ hsrrsd sig giettis If tbe
ps4seialeas " Els st&tnts
IA IL llerslsY arsssyed slIat the foregoing me-
Ice u aE3liiesfian 10y y patent be pRllished
ii tho ARt6esA A3Ea6Kg silAKa BkIT lpb.
iishs& Al Glsbe, tsii4 Eoeasy, Athena
u. III THOMAS Hegister
PEE. 25al9w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26
To Capital Soaking Investment.

est in tie two copper ciailas, with a
large amount 81 high arade copper ore ia
sigiit Plenty of wood ard water ~ tils
claims. ] want sS5Qo0 70 5uy outstanding
interests, develop claims and put ths4a iii
biliiinn praapciIig condition. 7 viii repay
this S35l-l9 cut ~ the first COPPER produced,
leaving yOa wiflia olie-lah iuiarest in tisa
good. developed claims, With good reafa4-
Yourself By deeds b claims and ali I'M
pra eemglsts until money Is paid back, thea.
divide property and 70 ahead.
WHO wants 10 investigate this 81 coed
fnitha
Cal! on Or address JOHN D. IIr RGEf5a,
Dunlap sostufiice, Graham County, Arisos
Ha yia Fort Grant sept Sg
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

A New Yorker has eaten eighty.twc
quail IN forty-one consecutive days
Phis should certainly set at rest the
popular fallacy that it is impossible
to subsist on a quail diet which has
led to so many silly bets.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

The French press refers to Mr.,
Ingalls, as ale Senateur vlrulent du
Kansas" The Senator's friends point
to it with pride, declaring they don't
know what it means, but they'll bet
its something nasty.--Alta.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

In New York the number of Pres,
byterians who hold that the Bible is
not inspired has increased so much
that the Presbytery have adopted res
olutions emphasizing the declaration
OF faith of that Church.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

The Enterprise says: Silver City
On. NJ is again infested with a hard
gang of thugs and toughs. Cutting
and shooting scrapes, which so far
have not resulted seriously, are be-
coming entirely too frequent.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

Curtis Bros. received yesterday near
ly 1000 live Arizona quail, and the
exhibition Of them at their place Of
business attracted much attention. A
number Of gentlemen have expressed
their intention Of getting some Of the
birds and planting" them on their
ranches. They are not as wild as the
California quail, become domesticated
sooner, and can be made pets Of easier.
II Sacramento Record. Union.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

The Empress Of Japan ordered the
court ladies to wear the European
costume. They obeyed, but at the
first reception found themselves una,
bic to perform the usual salaam to her
Majesty, for which they were reproved
Investigation showed that, not being
skilled in wearing the new dress, they
had put the bustles on in front.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

Last evening, at the meeting Of the
Salvation army, the leader Of the band
called upon the Tombstone, people
that is all who we're sinners, to come
forward and shake hands with the an.
gslic band. And to illustrate our
total depraYity, every blasted man in
the bnilding rushed to the front to
shake hands w1th--the women.-what
a villainous multitude We must be,
--Epltaph.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

There is quite furore over gold
discoveries at Sulphur Greek, Lake
county, California. Rock that has
been tread upon for more than thirty
years without any suspicion of value
attaching, has been proven by reHa.
bic assays to be worth from IS 10 $50
per ton. The creek IS staked off and
claimed for miles.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26
NOTICE Ok FORFEITURE.

Nofiae Ii hereby eigen 10 Andrew Stewart,
his llaiis 81 agsi.ns, tEist / have expended
one hundred ialArs III labor and Improve
nicnts ifpnrl tae StDneweu Lode. as described
more fsftieHaaFly Ii Eage 482 Book 3. SO
Miaing Records. Phlal County Arizona, iii
order "a Hold Raia premises under tie ffagis
stpns af sertiam gii2s kegised Ssafnsas ST the
Iltitea SISTER a,ing tIe amount required te
yntt fall efflas NJ coHtfiHnte goar prbposs
tigna snci tisfs n j eo.ownes, Your
intrfest II ~ elHjie ~ liecoSne tlie psatSsf
tg til the ssrtl@i under sRif siuD 8at
ee aeass n INA
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26
''can't Sec How Il can"

TT n TT en- I'VE 81 home and make more money n
III HI work Nir ils than a nyytAine else 10 this
KBfE w0eld. Capital hdt lssedea; yon are atarasa
g8Rk nes. Bob sesesi az ages ans ons asn
n ~ ~ 90 sae work Large eaSnlnEs spre tFeia3
iazs start uastlg ovtdt and terms Gree Better nSt
delay pgss You nothing NJ send 20 your address sud
Esd 1ut; u gou age wiss y9g VIII DO 80 AZ gglee N
HsltET 20. Fpgtind, Maine iant5 ~
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

There are 5000 men employed in
drift mining in California, and the
product is 100000 a year
Arizona silver belt., 1887-02-26

"Ouida' has struck the high-water
mark of indeconcy She declares that
marriage is fit only for the lower
classes.